What kind of car would this Hemi box have come out of. It has a 70 tail shaft. 0G155515

it appears to have been a St. Louis built '70 Plymouth b-body (Road Runner or GTX)

can you share the assembly number - PP833 xxxx xxxx?

It appears to be PP833 29 8 263. There is big space between the the 9 and 8. The 0 is stamped there so it may have covered it up. It is in a clone 69 six pack Bee now and I have been employed to change out the gears to Passom OD set. I doubt it could be bought but someone may be looking for their transmission. I wish someone kept a big list of lost and found blocks and transmission. I have several Hemi 4 speeds

There is a lost and found page of this board .

https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/ubbt...d.html#Post2844

I know but do you really want dig through 100 pages of vin numbers? I'll let someone else do it with hopes of it being on the list and this guy willing to sell and that guy willing to trade or pony up the current market value. It's a crap shoot and I'm not that lucky😳

Did you post your HEMI transmissions on the list?

just post them and let the person that has it come to you.

Using the google search button at the top of the page would find the full or partial number pretty quickly.

I'd have to ask permission on this one.

Sounds like unless you have another case to swap with it's a moot point ?

with around 3,000 1970 Plymouth b-bodies with 440 4bbl, 440 6bbl, & HEMI 4-spd cars built (non-Superbird) it's still "needle in a haystack" odds on finding the original car

IF IT STILL EXISTS - half+ of those ~3,000 cars are dead & gone

list it in the "Lost & Found" with your info and a note that it is currently in "description" & maybe an owner will show up

I have several.

List all your 18 spline vin #'s